Can you use the energizer AA lithium 9x batteries in a TV remote, I had a Philips long life battery that came with the remote and it lasted 3 yrs.
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Yes, but it is a waste of money. In low-drain devices such as TV remotes, ordinary alkaline batteries will last just as long as those lithium AA batteries - at a fraction of the cost.
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The important thing is that the remote comes with a battery installed, however, the replacement battery is a 12V A23 battery such as these: Energizer A23 Battery, 12 Volt - 2 Pack
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Yes, I believe they can. I have used several for that purpose. The problem is that I had very unsatisfactory results with these batteries in smoke/CO2 detectors. As I recall, these are supposed to have a good long shelf life but if you buy, PLEASE check the "expiration date" (so to speak) on your purchase. I'm sure my order was the exception rather than the rule, but my purchased box of these batteries had only 3 years or so remaining on the estimated life expectancy. I don't use the ones I still have...I'm back to Duracell or Energizer. The $ savings was tempting, but all in all, this purchase did NOT work out well for me.
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Energizer claims this battery holds its power 8 years if unused (see www.energizer.com/batteries/Specialty/watch-electronic/Pages/coin-lithium-1632bp.aspx). Because 8 years is promised, my guess as an Electronics Engineer is that the maximum useable shelf life may be closer to 9 or even 10 years.
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Nest claims that the 6 Energizer Ultimate Lithium AA batteries (L91) installed in the battery-only version, are designed to last 5 years under ordinary usage. They are still testing the 'actual' battery life with PathLight usage. Here is a link to the UK version of their support page with this information: http://support.nest.com/uk/article/What-type-of-batteries-should-I-use-with-Nest-Protect-and-where-do-I-get-them
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Yes, they take AAA batteries, I get the best results with Energizer. They also EAT batteries like crazy - always have extra on hand and take them out when you are done using them.
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They are different. They are larger than AA batteries. I double checked before sending this response, they do NOT fit in a AA remote control.
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I am not sure if you will be able to purchase replacements remotes, but you can ask the seller of this product if they can sell you a programmed remote. If I were you, I would just replace the battery, to replace the battery just remove the back glued aluminium cover, then remove 2 screws under the back cover and remove the back, I think the battery is 480ma ~1.5cm lithium polymer, you will find similar batteries on ebay for ~2$ shipped. you just have the find the matching amp, voltage,connector type/polarity and same battery size. Battery replacement is same as replacing cordless phone battery, not difficult. After 4 years of use, my 1 remote still holds ~3 weeks of charge and the other one ~10 days of charge.
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The remote uses a 9V battery. It lasts a long time. My experience is that it will go for 3-5 years. It far outlasts the button batteries of the automobile openers.
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I had trouble with the batteries. If you leave them in either the transmitter or the remote they will die. I would make sure all the batteries are good.
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I just used regular AA batteries, Energizer I believe, and it has worked just fine. I hope you are able to find something that makes it work better for you. My little guy plays with his everyday!
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The best response I can gives that it depends on the battery (i.e. lithium, alkaline, standard etc.) and the length of time that the battery has been in use prior to an outage. Additionally you can prolong battery life by turning off the units using the remote during the day for long power outages. Keep in mind that the units use leds so battery use is longer than any incandescent light bulb. Another good feature is that each unit has a low battery indicator which means batteries should be replaced even if you have not had a power outage (this is comparable to smoke and CO detectors which will beep when the battery should be replaced). Best advice I can give you is to have extra batteries on hand to handle long power outages of several days. All you will have to do is replaced the batteries in any unit that fails.
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The Harmony One 900 came with a 950mAh battery and the Harmony One came with a 930mAh, I have the Harmony One and it worked for me, don't know which remote you have but my 3 are Harmony Ones and works great with these batteries, but if yours is a 900 I don't know the answer to your question as I don't have the 900s
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sorry i didn't understand yourquestion i guess, looks like you will have to buy a new set, i looked for just a battery for the remote myself and never did find one or just the remote, i finally bought a new set.
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I always take the batteries out between uses. They will last for a number of uses. I use the energizer 377 batteries. Hope that helps,
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Yes, there is a lithium battery,CR2025 Look at bottom of remote and about a one inch wide cover. You must put your finger nail or edge of knife or screwdriver into the very small slot on left side of cover and move it to the right and at the same time put your fingernail in the top wider slot and pull towards you. A little drawer will then slide out containing the battery. Hope this helps....
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Same problem here. I am looking to replace my portable mini tv for hurricane season, but cannot find one with regular batteries that can be replaced. If anyone finds one, please let us know. Thanks!